Economic surge in early 1995 fueled by auto output
The first quarter of 1995 shows rising production sales and employment across U S factories. Auto output boosts industry with January to March car production at 25 612 million units and nearly 1 8 million cars sold by Detroit retailers. Retail trade hits record highs while heavy construction contracts top 434 billion dollars. Steel production nears a record, with capacity use around 93.6 percent. Employments rise in multiple sectors, inventories stay steady, and prospects point to a brisk Easter season. A separate incident reports a sailor struck by a car on Paramount Boulevard near Rosecrans Avenue, sustaining injuries and stitches after drinking friends’ accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Detroit
Associated Press
DOW
Steel
Buffalo
U. S. Labor Department
Cammerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Norwalk Principal Held After Alhambra Crash
Norwalk elementary school principal William Quwen 33 of Downey was booked on suspicion of felony drunk driving after a collision at Carfield Blvd and Pine Ave in Alhambra left three injured. The injured include Mrs Lucy BE Mason of South Pasadena and J Herbert Old of Pasadena, with Old’s wife Mary 31 in sheriff’s custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Norwalk
General Hospital
Carfield Blvd
Pine Ave
William Quwen
Appleby St
Downey
New River
Harcourt Ave
Lucy BE
Mason
South Pasadena
J. Herbert Old
Pasadena
Mary
Three Hurt in Pacific Coast Highway Head-on Crash
Three persons were injured in a head-on collision on the Pacific Coast Highway near Ultimo, shortly before noon. Myrtle L. Lambert, 34, suffered possible fractured left tibia and shock. Arthur Johnson, 33, had a fractured jaw and multiple contusions. Philip W. Hamble, 69, sustained an acetated forehead and possible skull fracture. Johnson's car crossed the center line, sending it into Hamble's vehicle. all were taken to Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Hwy
Ultimo
Myrtle L. Lambert
Campton
Arthur Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Pacific Coast
Hamble
Graham IlI Cancels Talk in Scotland
Billy Graham canceled the afternoon sermon of his Tell Scotland crusade in Glasgow due to throat infection and fever. More than 14 000 waited at Kelvin Hall as song leader Cliff Barrow announced Graham was too sick. Rev Dr Grady Wilson spoke in his place. doctors ordered rest for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Billy Graham
Kelvin Hall
Graham
Cliff Barcow
Jerry Beavan
Billys
Beavan
Grady Wilson
Charlotte
N. C
Wilson
Gole
North Carolina
Kelvin Tall
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Pessimistic writers fear factors include excessive installment credit and higher money rates yet the Fed is unlikely to tighten before 1956 elections. Retail sales run about 14 percent above last year, supporting continued production growth while auto output may hit a new high. market activity shows a tentative rest and potential new highs despite reduced volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejpiners
Federal Reserve
Martin
Fulbright Committee
Eisenhowers Spend Weekend in New Home
President and Mrs. Eisenhower spent their first full weekend at their new Gettysburg home. The First Lady drove from Washington to the farm on Friday morning while the President arrived in the afternoon. They were joined by Mrs. Eisenhower's mother and George E. Allen, a longtime friend. The couple has previously visited for short stays since completion but this was their first weekend there. They planned to return to Washington by Sunday night or Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty News
Eisenhower Farm
Washington
Eisenhower
John S. Doud
George E. Allen
Tmsman Administration
C46 Disappears With Restricted Cargo and 2 Fliers
MOBILE Alabama PIA C46 vanished after departing Mobile midnight for Macon Georgia. Brookley Air Force Base officials confirmed the ship operated by Capitol Airways Nashville carried 10360 pounds of freight including 322 pounds of restricted cargo. Capitol president Jesse Stallings named pilot Albert Brickey and co pilot Richard Merwin of San Antonio Texas as the only aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Air Material Command
Macon
Brookley
Tony
Capiteol Airways
Nashville
Tenn
James Zicarrelli
Brackley Public Information
Jesse Stallings
Capitol
Albert Brickey
Richard Merwin
San Antonio, Texas
Explosion Hits Home of Nashville Line Worker
An explosion damaged the porch and shattered a window at the Nashville home of Virgil T. Reneau, a Louisville Railroad switchman, injuring no one. A dynamite stick allegedly was hurled onto the porch as violence tied to a 20 day old strike emerged in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washville
Aenn
Louisville
Set
W. E. Johnson
The
Country Patrol
Virgil T. Reneau
Nashville
Return to Seoul as Skull Arrives From Pusan
The Korean navy headquarters in Seoul welcomed a high ranking unit today as forces returned after nearly five years in Pusan the wartime capital, marking a significant redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Pusan
Geishas Back at Work after Strike Victory in Japan
Geishas return to work in Kanazawa as a four day strike ends in total victory. Tax collectors sought higher entertainers earnings but the union prevailed, restoring performances by samisen players and geisha houses according to Japan News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanazawa
Japan
Upi
Dust Storm Heads North As UCLA Convention Held
The region endures a deep dust storm while North Cool and Southwest sections clear dust. Wilson High and North Hollywood High hosted a regional UCLA Scholarship Federation convention on March 26 with about 600 students from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado New Mexico Mississippi and Louisiana attending. Weather across the north stayed frigid though Southern states saw rainfall from the Pacific front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Ucla
Getling
Nancy Donner
New England
Don Lenzer
Leanne
Thei* Cline
Jeanne Bix
Underby
Elaine
Woodward
Margaret Mix
Treasur
Aletha Huston
Far West
Dona Malan
Janet Dorrans
Arlene Lindquist
Nancy Dononfall
Rocky Mountain
Ike Lee Fox
South
Linda Hossam
West
Phil Tenkoff
Inter-Club Council
Gredy ‘Thompson
Southwestern Public Utility
Listeering Committee
Ann Co
Thompson
Barbara Fowers
Dooz Noble
Babs Dinsmore
Panhandle
Dallas Weather Bureau
General Telephone Co
Vernon
Texas
Bill Cox
Amarillo
Andy
Georgia Higgins
Private Rite Monday for McCormick
Cal R. R. McCormick longtime Chicago Tribune editor and publisher dies at 74 from a complication of diseases. Service set at Cantigny Farm Wheaton with eight soldiers firing squad to honor him. burial on Cantigny grounds. Memorial service planned Tuesday at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago led by Dr. Ray Anderson and Dr. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Wheston
McCormick
Cantigny
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Ray Anderson
Stewart
Whittier Pan Am Assembly Revives World Friendship Club
A blast at the Poly World Friendship Club’s mushroom plant on 11600 Washington Blvd caused $3500 damage to a heater. Firemen reported minimal flames and no injuries as the club prepared for an annual Pan Am assembly featuring Polynesian, Japanese, and other cultural performances. Gerald Denner and Norman Haskell lead the event, with Terry Reynolds elected president of the club for the spring semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly World Friendship Club
Pan Am Assembly
Whittier
California
Washington Blvd
Pan Firemen
American International
Poly World Friendship
Norwalks
Sheriff's Station
Latin America
Staty Islands
Orient
Limmediately
Toni
Aurtoinette Rocha
Lucia Samora
Shigeko Furuta
Ellen, Hachiya
Michi Kataoka
Nancy Omata
Joann Pagonnes
Tong Beach State College
Gerald Denner
World Friendship Club
Norman Haskell
Terry Reynolds
Margaret McHenry
Ann Harris
Jim Neal
Jordan High Selects Majorette Finalists
In a record turnout Jordan High announced majorette finalists for the 1955-56 school year. Tryouts featured a large group of girls competing for the flag girl role, judged on skill. Finalists named include Janet Rodier, Carol Keeller, Judy Drake, Jane Hansen, Sharon Gune, Judy Betty Hunter, Wanda Roberts Garner, Sue Herden, and Mary Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Janet Rodier
Eat Ivey
Carol Keeller
Judy Drake
Jane Hansen
Sharon Gune
Jerry Betty Hunter
Wanda Roberts Garner
Sue Herden
Mary Tyler
Frosh Tour Jordan for Preview
Five junior high journalists toured the David Stacr Jordan campus on March 23 guided by 10th grade counselor Robert B. Ellis. They met Principal John W. Wilson and toured facilities, while junior high students Barbara Gee Buck Cooke Jean Spradling Sandra Miller and Sheila Kerivan accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stacr Jordan
Robert B. Ellis
Jordan
Pantherville
Bancroft, Lindbergh
Hamilton
Junio
North Long Beach
John W. Wilson
Barbara Gee
Hewlet S. Gee
Hayter
Lakewood
Buck Cooke
Henry D. Cooke
Charlemagne
Jean Spradling
Ray Sprathing
Thompson
Long Beach
Sandra Miller
D. J. Miller
BE. Bilis
Sheila Kerivan
Thomas W. Keriven
Falcon
Famed Dog Show Judge George S. Thomas Dies
George Steadman Thomas, renowned dog show judge and major pedigreed dog importer, died in a hospital in his eighties. Born in England, he moved to the United States at 23 and built famed kennels at South Hamilton, Massachusetts, a base he kept into the 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S.thomas
Los Angeles
George Steadman Thomas
England
Thomas
United States
South Hamilton
Mass
Ford and GM Trucks Raise Prices Across Brands
Ford, Chevrolet, and GMC truck divisions boosted wholesale prices with Ford noting a rise from 10 to 142.50, about 3.2 percent per truck amid two-year cost rises. Chevrolet and GMC confirmed increases, with Chevrolet up over 6 percent for styling and engineering changes and GMC reporting 4 to 5 percent on light duties and about 2 percent on heavy models. Chrysler’s Tidge Division prepares a new price list for 1955 models to debut April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Vfi
Ford
Chevrolet
GMC Truck and Coach
General Motors Corp
GMC Truck & Coach
Tidge Division
Chrysler, Corp
Snowbound Days End for Quebec Town
Twelve snowbound days ended for Ste. Croix residents as a bulldozer cleared the last drift on the Ste. Croix Lalitier road nine miles long. The highway, cut off since March 21, allowed trucks to resume bringing fuel oil fruit vegetables and other supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lawrence
Ste. Croix
Lalitier
Madrigal Singers at Poly Show Delights Orange Students
Chap man College of Orange Madrigals performed for Poly students in the school auditorium on Friday. The group presented Elizabethan pieces, Brahms, American folk songs, and popular tunes under James Richeley. They tour California and Arizona, have radio and TV appearances, and plan a spring tour. Assembly organizers Norman Haskell and Doug Ives recruited the singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman College of Orange
Poly
James Richeley
California
Arizona
Norman Haskell
Jand Doug Ives
Hogan Kits and Red Cross Drive Highlight Poly Chamber Plans
Poly's Chamber of Commerce outlines civic projects to involve students with community issues and resources. Nancy Goodman leads the effort on Hogan Kits for the Red Cross, with Nellie Bell chairing the project sending supplies to Navaho Indians. A coke sale April 23 by Nancy Martin aims to fund a $25 senior scholarship, with a Veterans Hospital program and an orphanage visit also tentatively planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Chamber of Commerce
Nancy Goodman
Red Cross
Nellie Bell
Navaho
Veterans Hospital
One Act Plays Open Season at Jordan Stage
Jordan stage opens a six week one act season with students performing six plays for student audiences. The lineup begins Bargains in Cathay featuring a poet and a girl named Emily with different Ellies in each episode. Night Life follows Sleepwalking with cast including Shirley Bostic and Curly Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
New York
Jerry Zanelli
Emily
Cathay
Shirley Bostic
Shirley More
Curly Newman
Gloria Mundi
Terry Tidbits
Hall Barnett
Cat Key Club Builds Service Day For Cars
Jordan's Key Club a Kiwanis sponsored service group will wash and polish cars for Kiwanis members earning eight dollars per vehicle. New officers include H. Macklin president Ed Cruser vice president Ron Fairly secretary Andy Sargenti treasurer Mike Magee sergeant at arms. Members are juniors and seniors under Uptown Kiwanis supervision with Vice Principal Richard McLine as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Key Club
Kiwanis Sponsored Service Organization
Kiwanis Club
H. Macklin
Ed Cruser
Ron Fairly
Andy Sargenti
Mike Magee
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Richard McLine
Opposition to Holmes as envoy to Tran
Washington sources said President Eisenhower withdrew Julius Holmes nomination as ambassador to Tran amid behind the scenes Senate opposition. The White House cited medical reasons, and Holmes had faced an indictment in 1953 for a 1947 surplus ship sales scheme, though that case was dismissed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower Widrew
Julius Holmes
Tran
White House
Holmes
Press-Telegram Long Beach circulation and delivery notice
A historical notice from Long Beach California references daily publication, circulation details, and delivery batch information. It includes scattered data such as dates, file codes, and postal markings from the era, indicating a routine print operation and postage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press-Telegram
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
California
Fersber
Hottaseacoadh
Calfornia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lassie
Walter Breede JR
Paramount
Paramount Blvd
Rosecrans Ave
Sanford D. Rhodelander
Olanda St
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Rhodelander
Faye V. O'Bren
Arthur Aye
Sheri
Owen
la Habra
Gwen
Kiel En
Graham Ili
Paul H. Macgregor Cwich
E. F Hutton & Co
Kch
Dei Industrials
iy _H
DE LA Chapelle Viet Paine
Seber
Jazhion & Core
New Home
Gettysburg
Nonstriker
Anne Beoo
By Toby Brightman
Wilson High School “Aquatic Hall of Fame
Ann Cooper
By John Katsumata
Hawaii
Polytechnic High School
Toni Rocha
Doris Rocha
Europe
South Africa
Jordan High
Jordan Flag Girls
Frosh
VEQA
Agiz
Cetra
R&r
WTF
Howaddirefue I
LTT
Radculrove Ss
Jair
Thia
Suur Aumner
GMC
Quebec Town
Cat Key Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!